SIGNIFY EA0863 - Recording Onto a USB Flash Drive;Sd Card

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MODEL: EA0863 PRODUCT CODE: 59016 12/2018
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If the Jukebox is set in random ("RAN") mode, the Jukebox will play the tracks on the USB ash
drive/SD card in random order.
If the current playing track is more than 2 seconds from the beginning, pressing the button
once will simply restart the track. If the currently playing track is less than 2 seconds from the
beginning, pressing the button once will skip to the previous track.
All actions in this table relating to the RPT button are assuming the button itself has not been
pressed at all yet.
Recording onto a USB Flash Drive/SD Card
The Jukebox features a recording function to encode your traditional music media (vinyl records,
Bluetooth
®
and CDs) into a digital format and record it onto a USB device or SD card as an MP3
le(s).
1. Press the ON/OFF (Main Power) button (No. 6 on the Jukebox parts list) to turn the Jukebox on.
The unit will automatically enter standby mode.
2. Press the STANDBY button (No. 25 on the Jukebox parts list or No. 1 on the Remote Control
Function List) to wake the Jukebox from standby mode. The unit will automatically enter FM
Radio mode.
3. Press the MODE button repeatedly until the LED display shows the desired media source:
Audio Mode LCD Display
CD ----
Bluetooth
®
bLUE
Turntable PH
4. Insert the USB ash drive or SD card into the relevant input.
NOTE: When inserting a USB ash drive or SD card, please ensure that there is adequate space
to save tracks on to the drive and that there is no write protection on the drive as this will prevent
saving any les to the drive.
5. Start playing media from the audio source (CD, PH (Vinyl) or Bluetooth
®
).
6. Press the REC button to start recording. The LCD display will show “REC”, indicating the audio is
now being recorded onto the USB ash drive/SD card.
NOTE: The Jukebox will save any recorded media as one long le, the tracks WILL NOT be split
into separate les on the USB ash drive/SD card.
NOTE: The recording speed is 1:1. Recording will take as long as the playing vinyl record,
Bluetooth
®
device or CD.
Instructions (cont.)